Sentence examples for framed not only from inspiring English sources
The attitudes of fear, suspicion and doubt held on the part of these addressees was analysed as instantiating Affect: Security: negative, and it is framed not only by Affect: Inclination (would rather hear (these things) directly), but also as part of a comparative construction: rather [+verbal group + noun group] than [+noun group].
His policy horizons are framed not only by an imminent loss of the demographic battle west of the Jordan River within a few years but also by an armed Palestinian campaign to end the occupation.
There's enough diversity among the photographic styles featured in the exhibit to realize that an authentic view of the recession, or any period, is framed not only by the photograph, but also by each photographer's theoretical approach.
Organizational perceptions of a supportive environment are framed not only by organizational characteristics but also by an organization's position in an inter-organizational network.
She just brought this gigantic golden frame on a carnival float, drove it through the city and gave out smaller golden frames to frame not only the marchers, but also to the policemen and bystanders.
This black acrylic frame not only has Wi-Fi, but also its own e-mail address.
Dean calls this a "blind cohabitation" of the film frame, not only by her subjects, but of different times and spaces.
"Well, we find that these narratives guide behavior in every moment, and frame not only how we see the past but how we see ourselves in the future".
This understanding, which frames not only the camera itself but its resulting video evidence as somehow more clear, more easily read and more neutral elides the contingency of interactions with the police.
The design, by Jensvold-Thompson Architects, a California firm, features three wooden arches that rise 60 feet above the stage and frame not only the cultural action but also a view beyond to Boynton Canyon and red rock formations, including Capital Butte.
The inelastic response and force reduction factor spectra, alongside the inelastic response of the RC frame, not only confirm that multiple earthquakes deserve extensive and urgent studies, but also give indications of the levels of lack of conservatism in the safety of conventionally-designed structures when subjected to multiple earthquakes.
